The author's website is an example of a product that is "done in a weekend".
It is very annoying to this post on a 28" monitor... the text runs from left to right with no margin spacing.
It is very annoying to this post on a 28" monitor... the text runs from left to right with no margin spacing.
The problem is it's not 1994 anymore, monitors are no longer 800 pixels wide, so it looks like shit and is impossible to read. It's well accepted that 70-90ish characters per line is best for readability, and instead now on an average monitor unstyled HTML gives you like 250.
It’s insane that it’s 2020 and some people still refuse to use CSS haha
Personally, I did not experience any problems reading it on my ~50cm wide monitor.
You might consider setting your browser's default font size to something appropriate for your DPI.
Rotate your monitor by 90 degrees for a better reading experience. If this is not possible, buy one that can.
Until it arrives, use the Reading View of your preferred browser.
It's more like looking at an ordinary A4 page.
I've tried it. In portrait mode, my old 24" 16:10 monitor is already tall enough to wreck my neck and be really uncomfortable to read. I wouldn't even want to try that with my current 27" 16:9 monitor..
Yes, of course.
The nuisance for me is actually rotating the monitor, particularly if OS support for detecting such and automatically rotating the view is missing. So while I like portrait mode, I tend to just keep it one way or the other, based on my overall monitor configuration.
However, in this particular case the body starts with a space character, so it should have a body tag.
A minimal valid HTML5 document looks like:
<!doctype html>
<meta charset=utf-8>
<title>blah</title>
<p>I'm the content